“No Labels,” an organization formed in 2010 by a handful of well-connected but disenchanted political activists to encourage problem solving
over ideological gridlock.

"It’s not about centrism, it’s about a new attitude toward the realities we face. It’s about finding Democrats and Republicans who will
check their egos at the door,” said Huntsman, whose decidedly centrist run for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination flamed out early in the
primary process.

Huntsman and Manchin will be among the marquee speakers at “A Meeting to Make America Work!” the group’s conference in New York on Monday.
Others include newly elected Maine Independent Sen. Angus King; Newark, New Jersey Mayor and Democratic Senate candidate Cory Booker; and Nevada
Republican Sen. Dean Heller, who will address the group by video. Former President Bill Clinton and Arizona Sen. John McCain, the 2008 GOP
presidential nominee, will send taped messages.

Sounds like something worth while....an idea whose time has come.
Whether it can thrive and become productive is anyone's guess.

I'm inclined to agree with you. It sounds good but so did the Tea party, then certain politicians worm their way in and things begin changing. Worth
keeping an eye on and maybe better than either major party atm

I think your post kind of highlights the problem. We all see our personal ideologies as simply "the truth" and the ideologies of everyone else as
their "agenda's".

We have all been lied to, manipulated and spat upon so often by our leaders, that a genuine attempt at coming together is nearly impossible.

If someone with enough notoriety to get a movement noticed get's involved, they have already been labeled. If someone unknown tries to get something
positive going, nobody will notice.

The solution to this partisan travesty goes to the roots of our system and how we choose our leaders. The very process that places them in office
guarantees they will be corrupt if they actually win. How we get beyond that I can't imagine.

With those of us who are moderate and who consider both sides of issues only making up less than half the population, the partisans have all the
power. People say they are for an end to gridlock and that they want leaders who can compromise, but do they truly mean that? *Me included*.

I really like John Huntsman, Joe Manchin and especially Mark McKinnon. McKinnon has so many keen insights into what's hurting the GOP...his
Op-Ed last week about gun control and the GOP
was great. And, well, Manchin was really one of the
post-Sandy Hook heroes IMHO...standing up to say
*something* needs to be done about rampant gun violence was VERY brave.

This No Label a movement seems promising...if can it can catch fire...

I like you hadn't heard of it but maybe we need secrecy to combat their secret maneuvers.

If it's for that then I'm with it. Why do we need labels
other than human being anyway? But could we really move legally against the one percent. Be worth checking into, couldn't be any worse or could it,
power and money brings corruption But lord only knows both our parties are dysfunctional. .

You've got a bunch of establishment politicians "coming together" to solve problems? The majority of Congress right now consists of neocon
republicans or left-of-center democrats, and a bunch of socialists. Whatever "gets done" will be some sort of compromise between those
ideologies.

I'm inclined to agree with you. It sounds good but so did the Tea party, then certain politicians worm their way in and things begin changing. Worth
keeping an eye on and maybe better than either major party atm

If those are members, they already have their hooks into that movement already.

The late Prof Antony Sutton said the NWO is the synthesis of the Hegelian dialectic-neither right nor left. Politicians are getting better at hiding
their treachery, every time the people catch on, they just change the label. This time it's the generic brand.

[Revelation 3:16

So then because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spew you out of my mouth.

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